Jae Electronica going on tour

[Elzo69Renaissance]

went to the last show...prolly sit this one out

 

[Lou Cypher]

Dude about to perform exhibit C on repeat.

 

[Black Caesar]

Fuck that. Not going to his show until he drops an album.

 

[GOAT]

For real tho... What does he perform?

Verses from his guest features?

 

[AP4.0]

going on a tour of duty?

a tour of the zoo?

 

[ghostdenithegawd]

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[Soul_Rattler]

Is he a Muslim? I remember reading an interview not long ago where he said he was both a Christan and a Muslim, which at least from an Islamic viewpoint of theology, is totally impossible

Not really, especially if you understand the nation of Islam.

 

[Soul_Rattler]

 

[SeaSnake]

Lol

 

[Herbal Kint]

Not really, especially if you understand the nation of Islam.

I'm a Muslim, and what we as Muslims believe is not the same as the Nation. Some of the theology that members of the Nation of Islam believe in (from Wallace Fard Muhammad on down) put them outside the scope of belief of what Muhammad (PBUH) taught and what makes one a Muslim.

However, if he is a member of the Nation his statement makes sense.

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

Nigga got more tour dates than songs

 

[Soul_Rattler]

I'm a Muslim, and what we as Muslims believe is not the same as the Nation. Some of the theology that members of the Nation of Islam believe in (from Wallace Fard Muhammad on down) put them outside the scope of belief of what Muhammad (PBUH) taught and what makes one a Muslim.

However, if he is a member of the Nation his statement makes sense.

Louis Farrakhan said what's good @0:28


Pure ether

 

[Loquacious]

I ain’t never heard of this man.

 

[Blue_London]

He's been touring around Europe for the last 5 years ..

 

[Herbal Kint]

Louis Farrakhan said what's good @0:28


Pure ether

Just watched the video. I can see where Farrakhan is coming from as far as judging character via actions in public versus actions in private (preforming charity versus just praying), and while he criticizes those who he says are inquiring about "true Islam", I don't believe he spells out what that is in the video.

And I don't need him to. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) did that clearly enough for me and nothing Farrakhan could or would say would ever override what the Prophet said before him. Simply put,associating partnership with Allah (SWT) puts one outside the scope and practice of Islam. If Farrakhan or anyone else, inside the Nation or outside of it believes in the divinity of Jesus (PBUH), WF Muhammad or any other human being, that is what they are doing

I have respect for the work the Nation has done, as a group that has helped black people get off drugs, start businesses or even at the very least given black people a positive sense of identity when everything in our society did the opposite. But in theological terms, if they associate partners with Allah (SWT) they are not Muslims.

 

[SeaSnake]

Just watched the video. I can see where Farrakhan is coming from as far as judging character via actions in public versus actions in private (preforming charity versus just praying), and while he criticizes those who he says are inquiring about "true Islam", I don't believe he spells out what that is in the video.

And I don't need him to. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) did that clearly enough for me and nothing Farrakhan could or would say would ever override what the Prophet said before him. Simply put,associating partnership with Allah (SWT) puts one outside the scope and practice of Islam. If Farrakhan or anyone else, inside the Nation or outside of it believes in the divinity of Jesus (PBUH), WF Muhammad or any other human being, that is what they are doing

I have respect for the work the Nation has done, as a group that has helped black people get off drugs, start businesses or even at the very least given black people a positive sense of identity when everything in our society did the opposite. But in theological terms, if they associate partners with Allah (SWT) they are not Muslims.

And the thing is alot of Muslims outside the NOI dont consider NOI as legit. Or the Moorish folks either. They add stuff in for black folks but thats more political than religious.

 

[Herbal Kint]

And the thing is alot of Muslims outside the NOI dont consider NOI as legit. Or the Moorish folks either. They add stuff in for black folks but thats more political than religious.

Personally, I wouldn't call Nation or the Moorish Science Temple illegitimate, not their views/values invalid, especially considering the political context both movements originated and exist in.

But I wouldn't call what they believe in Islam either

 

[KnowReasonForPeace]

Not checking for his music anymore. His old shit has aged well so that'll do.

 

[OhMars]

Personally, I wouldn't call Nation or the Moorish Science Temple illegitimate, not their views/values invalid, especially considering the political context both movements originated and exist in.

But I wouldn't call what they believe in Islam either

Shirk is the number 1 unforgivable sin in islam

 

[Herbal Kint]

Shirk is the number 1 unforgivable sin in islam

Exactly. The very words of the Shahadah are incredibly clear about where we stand on Shirk